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Facebook appoints second female director
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All bets on mobile internet
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Former judge, who rebuked Apple, will give evidence for Samsung in patent case
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IBM digs deeper on expense accounts in pursuit of the five year plan
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‘Big intelligence’ to tackle cyberthreats
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TuneIn radio offers stronger personalised signal
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Tech gadgets in schools widen gap between rich and poor students
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Nasdaq launches index for private groups
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EU fines Microsoft €561m for pact breach
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Samsung buys stake in Sharp
Struggling Japanese electronics company secures $100m investment
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News Corp education arm in tablet launch
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Dell: time to quit stalling
Investors should not play along with buyout without vital information
Mar 5, 2013
Investors told to reject members of HP’s board
ISS opposes re-election of Ray Lane and two directors
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FBI joins SEC in computer trading probe
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‘Big iron’ enterprise IT still has a role
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